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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2004
Page
9
The Ottawa Herald outlines daily Bulletin Board submissions need at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge and phone calls are not accepted.
A free diabetes screening clinic runs 11 a m to 3 p m Saturday at Wal-Mart SuperCenter 2101 S Princeton Rd. Free blood glucose cholesterol and blood pressure checks will be offered by certified technicians as part of a national campaign sponsored by Wal-Mart and Abbott Laboratories.
PamataZ presents pediatric eye care with Dr Walherr Campbell at the Frank Eye Center on Main Street 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star hosts a Masonic Temple Bingo Night at 422 S Main St open to the public. Franklin County Leadership Class orientation is at First Baptist Church Fourth and Hickory at 7:30 p.m. Franklin County Planning Commission meets at the County Annex 1428 S Main St.
Police and sheriff’s department logs list six arrests for probation violation and driving while suspended, plus warrants and bond details. Incidents include theft for forged checks, utility fraud via identity theft, property loss, vandalism on city property, and several non injury traffic accidents in Ottawa area.
Franklin County seeks grant funding to separate co joined storm sirens in southern Franklin County. Emergency preparedness director Alan Radcliffe proposed creating separate circuits for sirens in Princeton Williams burg and Richmond and for sirens at Rantoul and Lane. He cited a recent storm where Rantoul and Lane sirens fired together. Commissioners heard other updates on a car show river run pre registrations and Acorn Bridge delays due to failed inspection. They took no action and will discuss later.
The article profiles Derrick Bell a renowned lawyer activist and educator noting his stance that speaking out against discrimination carries personal costs. It highlights his works including Silent Covenants and Ethical Ambition his roles at Harvard NYU and Oregon and his view that ethics should start early for society to address workplace and housing discrimination.
Richmond City Council postponed the Oct 2 3 Fall Harvest Festival and Red Run to next spring. Mayor Bill Wood cited planning challenges and market timing with vendors and a better spring car event concept. Council members agreed the delay allows more planning time and a spring theme.
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